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Depending on the wheels mounted on this tool, it can be used for several different functions. Trimming, beading, crimping

Yes - nice job.

Congrats on a great come back

Very nice piece

Does anyone have a photo of an original one with a 22 on it?

The British army took Dragoon regiments (a Dragoon got paid less than a cavalry man) and made them into Light Dragoons. Some of these were then converted into Hussars and Lancers. Given Hanover's close association with Britain they may have followed this same practice. Hanover is the reason...

Very nice set.

Sorry, but no - I've reached age where I'm very limited in what I collect (usually new medications).

Greetings of the Season to all and a Glorious New Year.

Very cool.

I support the idea, would love to see how these were actually made.

Thanks for posting, looking forward to your follow up posts.

Thanks - today all appear well. I notice the New Postings no longer carrying everything. It was funny, I was reading the postings clicked on a link to ebay in one of the postings and the site would not allow me back in.

Now it would appear I'm in the dog house as well. Went through much to get back on, not only banned but there aren't any new postings.

I'm usually sending parts or pieces of things. So that worked for me. If gift has been working then keep doing it. I knew who also included a Birthday card in his packages.

When I said there were pros and cons to posting photos, this was one of the cons.

It just occurred to me that I was only 26 years old in 1986. Funny how I call the seller a “young guy” when so was I! Recently had a disagreement with an old guy at the local Legion Post. Claimed he was a Viet Nam vet, I said, "BS - I remember that war, they were all young guys."

I've found that listing something as a gift is a red flag to Customs. I'll usually list as "used parts".

Nice set, I agree with you about the paint. I've learned the hard way, "if you don't know, leave it a lone'".

As a reformed re-enactor I can see some pros and some cons. There is a lot that can be learned through re-enacting, but then again - - -